Lawrence Jones III is the guy's name, and as we reported earlier Wednesday, he made it clear that Fox News host Brian Kilmeade didn't say Vice President Kamala Harris was blowing off Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech before Congress to campaign at <a href="https://twitchy.com/justmindy/2024/07/24/jaime-harrison-lies-about-kilmeade-fox-n2398776" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">a "colored" sorority</a>.

Along with Democrat Chair Jaime Harrison, former Sen. Claire McCaskill tried to shame Jones for just sitting there.

So McCaskill took the challenge and posted the video of Kilmeade saying "college."

McCaskill apologize? She's left the post up for seven hours now.

One person hate-watching "Fox &amp; Friends" heard "colored" where he wanted to hear it, posted it to X, and the lie went viral. There's not excuse for someone like McCaskill not taking this down.

 {ai:summary}<p>Lawrence Jones III stepped into the fray, batting down claims that Fox News' Brian Kilmeade used "colored" to describe a sorority linked to VP Kamala Harris. The word was "college," but the uproar stoked by McCaskill and others ran hot in the empty air of social media.</p><p>Amid a chorus of accusations and defenses, it became a muddled fight over words. Truth became foggy; outrage became the currency. Welcome to the political theater, where facts get lost in translation. #politics</p>

Claire McCaskill Shames Black Guy for Just Sitting There as Fox Called a Sorority 'Colored'

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